Power Words Flashcards

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1
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state, assert, or maintain that something is true

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Claim

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2
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data from scientific observations or investigations

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evidence

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3
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justification for how evidence supports a claim

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reasoning

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4
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addresses a question, includes a claim, evidence and reasoning

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Scientific Explanation

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5
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examine, analyze, explore, investigate, think, ask questions

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Inquiry

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6
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tools for learning about the things they are meant to resemble

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Model

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Diagram, image, illustration; also see ‘model’

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Representation

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8
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give a meaning for word or phrase

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Define

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9
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To give a picture of something in words

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Describe

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10
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Give a good reason for something, show to be right

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Justify

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11
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Say or estimate what will happen in the future

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Predict

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12
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A consequence that can be positive or negative

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Effect

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13
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graph data, generate an equation, an experiment or model

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create/design

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14
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back up your answers with data or evidence

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support

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15
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break into parts, tell about the parts

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analyze

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16
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judge it, tell the good and the bad

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evaluate

17
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the ability or recognize and show the differences between 2 or more things

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differentiate or distinguish

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point out similarities and/or differences

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compare

19
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tell how to do, give the meaning of, give reasons for

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explain

20
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name, list, or give an example

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identify

21
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point out differences between 2 or more objects

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contrast

22
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tell the main idea, tell the beginning, middle and end

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summarize

23
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Perform mathematical steps to arrive at a final answer, including algebraic expressions, properly substituted numbers, and correct labeling of units and significant figures.

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calculate

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create a diagram, graph, representation, or model that illustrates or explains relationships or phenomena. Labels may or may not be required

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Construct/Draw

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Indicate or provide a hypothesis to support or defend a claim about a scientifically testable question (No statistical difference between the observed and expected)

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State (the null/alternative hypothesis)